Administration







Mr. Brad Hadnot, Principal
Phone: 281-328-9237
Please click the Getting to Know me link here: https://www.smore.com/ab451
Brad Hadnot is in his third year as the Principal of Crosby High School. Mr. Hadnot is a 23-year veteran in education. He served his first 21 years of his career in Dayton ISD. While in Dayton ISD Mr. Hadnot served in several roles including Principal, Associate Principal, Assistant Principal, Principal Intern, Government-Economics-World Geography Teacher, Head Boys Basketball Coach, and Varsity football assistant. Mr. Hadnot was a member of the coaching staff for the 2007 State Semi-Finalist and the 2008 State Championship Finalist Bronco football teams. He served 16 of his 21 years in Dayton ISD at Dayton High School. Mr. Hadnot is originally from Kountze, America in Southeast Texas where he graduated top 10. He was also a member of the National Honor Society while being a varsity letterman in basketball, football, baseball, and track. After high school he attended Sam Houston State University where he earned his Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology. He also earned a double minor in English and Health while at SHSU. Mr. Hadnot holds a Master's Degree in Educational Administration from Lamar University and also recently completed the Superintendent Certification Program through Lamar University. He holds several certifications including Superintendent, Principal, Social Studies Composite, Health, and Physical Education. Mr. Hadnot is eager to share his wealth of knowledge gained through his years of experience with the staff at CHS. Mr. Hadnot has a strong belief in the power of positivity and the importance of having a positive outlook on work, school, and life. He has a clear and consistent vision that CHS staff members should make a POSITIVE IMPACT on the lives and learning of all students every day.
Mr. Marcus Ebow, Association Principal
Phone: 281-328-9237
With 17 years of experience in education, Mr. Ebow has built a career grounded in service, student achievement, and leadership development. He began his journey as a dedicated teacher and coach, serving in roles across physical education and special education, including three years serving as vocational coordinator and career prep teacher. On the sidelines, Coach Ebow made his mark as a head basketball coach, while also assisting in multiple sports—most notably contributing to Fort Bend Marshall's historic first-ever basketball state championship berth.
Transitioning into administration, Mr. Ebow has spent the last four years in leadership at both the junior high and high school levels, beginning his administrative career at Crosby Middle School in 2021. Most currently he has spent the past two years as an assistant principal overseeing Career and Technical Education (CTE). Under his leadership, students have earned over 500 industry-based certifications, in addition to being recognized as a CTE District of Distinction. He also served as the campus administrator for the inaugural P-TECH Gateway to Education partnership with San Jacinto College, and piloted the school’s Positive Office Referral Program to promote a culture of recognition and student achievement.
Beyond his daily leadership duties, Mr. Ebow has served as summer school principal, mentor for the "Men of Honor" Service Club, and instructor for the district’s Master Minds enrichment program. His commitment to professional growth and impact led to his selection for the N2 Assistant Principal Learning Academy, further preparing him for future leadership roles.
“I lead with purpose—to serve, build, and elevate. My calling is to create meaningful opportunities, open real-world pathways, and empower students to thrive long after they walk across the stage at graduation. Whether in the classroom, on the court, or in the community, I’m driven by a passion to help students and staff step boldly into their own spotlight and shine!”
Mrs. Allison Weaver, Dean of Instruction
Email: aweaver@crosbyisd.org
Phone: 281-328-9237
Hello, everyone! To say I LOVE CROSBY is an understatement. I hope my love for this campus, district, and community shines through in all that I do. I am proud to be able to say: I am the Dean of Instruction of Crosby High School, a resident of this outstanding community, and the parent of two Crosby ISD scholars. My teaching career began in 2005 in Galena Park ISD, where I had been a student myself, showcasing my commitment to serving my community. During my time there I was named Teacher of the Year. We moved to Crosby in 2010, where we began raising our children and started them from kindergarten in CISD. In 2016 I joined Crosby Middle School as a teacher, and truly had the time of my life professionally. At CMS, I also earned Teacher of the Year. In 2021, I became an Assistant Principal at Crosby High School. In the summer of 2024, I was promoted as the Associate Principal of Crosby Middle School. My background is strong in special populations (ESL, SPED, 504). I am passionate about instruction, discipline, and culture, and I believe that all 3 must coexist in order to be successful and effective. Partnering and collaborating with the families of students here at CHS is essential, and I look forward to working together to ensure students are successful and flourishing. Serving this campus is a privilege that I am honored to live out each day!
Mr. Antonio Menjivar, Assistant Principal
Phone: 281-328-9237
Mr. Menjivar graduated from St. Mary’s University with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. He also holds a Master of Education in Education Administration from Lamar University. Mr. Menjivar began his career as a 6th grade social studies teacher and has held other different roles such as math teacher and math specialist, before serving in his current role as Assistant Principal.
Mr. Menjivar’s goal as your Assistant Principal is to provide leadership that promotes learning and a safe environment for every student. Mr. Menjivar is excited to be a part of a great community and is ready to work every day to ensure the success of EVERY student.
White House #1 Secretary- Samantha Rhoudes 281-328-9237
Student Last Names- A-E
Counselor- Iresha Johnson
Dr. Mary Jenkins, Assistant Principal
Phone: 281-328-9237
Dr. Jenkins received her Bachelor’s Degree from Lamar University and her Master’s Degree from the University of Houston, Main Campus. Prior to coming to Crosby High School, she was an educator in Dayton, Texas. Her daily goal is to create a positive environment where students have the opportunity to be successful in academics and in extracurricular activities.
Ms. Jenkins also serves as the Administrator for Crosby Crossroads Academy.
Go Cougars!
White House #2 Secretary- Norma Rhoudes 281-328-9237
Student Last Names- M-Q
Counselor- Alicia Sanford
Mr. Ty Holder, Assistant Principal
Phone: 281-328-9237
Mr. Holder is entering his 15th year of education. Mr. Holder began his career coaching and teaching Science in LaPorte ISD. There he learned that coaching and teaching are more than roles, they are catalysts for growth, transformation and lifelong learning. Mr. Holder believes that a great coach guides by asking the right questions, unlocking confidence and fostering resilience. A great teacher ignites curiosity, builds knowledge and shapes character. Together, they don’t just pass on information, they cultivate minds, nurture talents and help students see possibilities they never imagined. Mr. Holder has ingrained this philosophy into his everyday life.
After 9 years in the classroom and on the field, Mr. Holder transitioned into Administration at Crosby Middle School. He served 3 years as an Assistant Principal. During that time Mr. Holder lead PBIS, was the campus Safety Coordinator and created the process on how to enter students through the metal detectors ensuring student safety and still meeting academic requirements. The last two years Mr. Holder served as an assistant principal in Channelview ISD. Mr. Holder there really got to focus on building realationships with all community stakeholders by having events such as a BBQ contest with parents and Loteria night with the community. Mr. Holder looks to bring such events to Crosby High School to continue to build strong relationships with the community.
Mr. Holder lives by the saying “Play the hand you’re dealt like it's the one you’ve always wanted”. He is excited to motivate, lead and grow the future of Crosby ISD. You will find Mr. Holder in the hallway giving fist bumps and saying: “Lets Goooo”.
Gray House #2 Secretary- Dulce Hernandez 281-328-9237 ext. 1879
Student Last Names- R-Z
Counselor- Bridgette Galloway
Mrs. Tara Rogers, Assistant Principal
Tara Rogers is our newest Assistant Principal at Crosby High School coming to us from Drew Elementary. Before joining the Cougar Family, she served as an Assistant Principal, Instructional Coach, and teacher in the Humble Independent School District for nine years. While in Humble, Mrs. Rogers was also named the District Elementary Teacher of the Year out of 29 campuses and was awarded several grants through their education foundation. Mrs. Rogers grew up in East Texas and attended school at Wells High School. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Houston while serving as the Vice President of the Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society and earned her Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Stephen F. Austin. Mrs. Rogers is married and has two living children. During her free time, she enjoys camping with her family in their RV or hanging out on Lake Houston in their boat.
Gray House #1 Secretary- Gracie Hernandez 281-328-9237 ext. 1886
Student Last Names- F-L
Counselor- Nikki Blanchat
